Northwest Passage: Across the Top of the World (Nome to Nuuk)
A 25-day full transit of the Northwest Passage from Nome, Alaska (embarking after a charter flight from Seattle) to Nuuk, Greenland (New York flights on the fare quoted), through the Bering and Beaufort Seas, an attempted transit of Bellot Strait, and the Eastern Canadian Arctic, before crossing Baffin Bay to west Greenland. Genuinely different from the eastbound sailing below: different port order, different ship, different year.
- Operated by: HX Expeditions
- Ship: MS Roald Amundsen
- Length: 24 nights
- Regions: Arctic, Canada, Greenland
- Wildlife: A full west-to-east Northwest Passage transit through the Bering and Beaufort Seas and the Eastern Canadian Arctic
- From: $27,694 per person
- Season: 2027
- Next departures: 2027-08-08
- Route: Seattle → Nome → Bering Sea → Beaufort Sea → Bellot Strait → Eastern Canadian Arctic → Baffin Bay → West Greenland → Nuuk
The ship
- MS Roald Amundsen: 490 guests, built 2019
Departures
- 2027-08-08: $27,694
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